Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

Articles

9 Mar 2017

Truss: 'Diversity for talent's sake'

More than one-third of law firms now majority-owned by women

7 Mar 2017

Jackson LJ considering 'intermediate' litigation track

Costs shifting is 'a two-edged sword' that both promotes and inhibits access to justice, says judge

7 Mar 2017

After effects of the asylum process

A recent decision provides a potential, albeit belated, remedy to appellants who have been through the detained fast-track system and lost, writes Richard Young

2 Mar 2017

The careless advocate

Embarrassed senior Scots law adviser guilty of firearms offence

2 Mar 2017

Keith Vaz: 'Arbitrary' age cap hinders search for next Lord Chief Justice

Labour MP says losing judicial talent on the basis of age is 'poor practice'

23 Feb 2017

'Long overdue' reforms will protect vulnerable parties in family court

Cross-examination proposals must ensure a fair trial, says Resolution

23 Feb 2017

Prisons and Courts Bill allows judges to 'focus on cases that matter'

Victims and the vulnerable at centre of court changes with justice secretary accountable for reforming offenders

17 Feb 2017

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Further cuts and the online recorder test debacle are enough to make solicitors long for the days of inkwells, pink ribbon, and a publicly funded justice system that worked for all, writes John van der Luit-Drummond